The 1.5 patch for StarCraft II has caused quite a bit of trouble (whether a person is on a native machine -Window or Mac- or on a Linux machine). There are several stages of problems that might come in to play for CrossOver users.
The first is easy enough to work around. The launcher continues to crash and a workaround has already been suggested in another thread:
The most common symptom to this problem is the error:
Silviu Cojocaru Posted:
The second is more in depth and involves a constant loop following login after the 1.5 patch is supposed to be applied. Dismissing the dialog box only causes it to reappear several times before kicking the user back to the login screen.
The most common symptom of this problem is the error:
When this happens the reality is that StarCraft II has not properly upgraded and is likely still on a version older than the 1.5 patch and because of its state it cannot update. The solution is difficult but will spare the user a fresh install.
First, open a terminal. In terminal, change directory to CrossOver's bottle location:
Then, find the most up to date version of Agent.exe:
Then, run the most recent version of Agent like this:
Open a second terminal and start the update for StarCraft II:
* ~/cxoffice may be /opt/cxoffice and appropriate data will need to be filled in for $USER, and # values
This should allow the updater to find Agent already running in the bottle and allow it to update StarCraft II. When this is successful the downloader will take some time optimizing StarCraft II and then patching StarCraft II. It should allow StarCraft II to fully patch. Once it is patched, StarCraft II should work.
Subsequent starts of StarCraft II may require Agent to be launched by in this same method but more than likely will only require a launch from SC2Switcher.exe.
This post with thanks to WineHQ and the CodeWeavers Advocate communities
The first is easy enough to work around. The launcher continues to crash and a workaround has already been suggested in another thread:
The most common symptom to this problem is the error:
Silviu Cojocaru Posted:
If you managed to update to v1.5.0 but found out that after closing the client the first time you are not able to run SC2 anymore because the launcher keeps crashing, the temporary workaround I found to work is running the file located at:
The second is more in depth and involves a constant loop following login after the 1.5 patch is supposed to be applied. Dismissing the dialog box only causes it to reappear several times before kicking the user back to the login screen.
The most common symptom of this problem is the error:
When this happens the reality is that StarCraft II has not properly upgraded and is likely still on a version older than the 1.5 patch and because of its state it cannot update. The solution is difficult but will spare the user a fresh install.
First, open a terminal. In terminal, change directory to CrossOver's bottle location:
Then, find the most up to date version of Agent.exe:
Then, run the most recent version of Agent like this:
Open a second terminal and start the update for StarCraft II:
* ~/cxoffice may be /opt/cxoffice and appropriate data will need to be filled in for $USER, and # values
This should allow the updater to find Agent already running in the bottle and allow it to update StarCraft II. When this is successful the downloader will take some time optimizing StarCraft II and then patching StarCraft II. It should allow StarCraft II to fully patch. Once it is patched, StarCraft II should work.
Subsequent starts of StarCraft II may require Agent to be launched by in this same method but more than likely will only require a launch from SC2Switcher.exe.
This post with thanks to WineHQ and the CodeWeavers Advocate communities
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- Starcraft II gets stuck in a loop while logging in to the game Before trying the following steps, check the BlizzardCS Twitter for any service interruptions and follow the steps in our Connection Troubleshooting article. If the problem continues, try this.
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